Jazz

Three new albums feature fine songstresses with eclectic repertoires.

'Hot Town' is music you’ve more than likely never heard before, but more than likely it is music you’ll want to hear again and again. It’s that infectious.

'Prelude' is very convincing proof that music doesn’t have to be the same old same old to make for some fine listening

The music these two men made together is timeless, and 'The Complete Tony Bennett/Bill Evans Recordings' truly does it justice.

A great musician couldn’t just copy what he heard others doing; great musicians have a voice of their own.

I can’t speak for the vinyl set, but the two-CD album is a joy.

There is a heartfelt emotional honesty in the drama of her vocal stylings that makes up for the vocal limitations of age.

Hilton's music, built upon classical and jazz influences, is both sensuously lyrical and improvisationally rich.

Reviewed here are Jazz albums old and new.

David Sanborn puts out the kind of music that does perhaps the one thing needful for fine music: it sounds good.